Maytag Washer Dryer Se1000 Users Manual

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MAYFAG
MODEL SE1000

(with electric

SGIO00

dryer)/MODEL

WITH COMPUTER

(with gas dryer)

TOUCH CONTROL

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

ABOUT
Congratulations
control stacked

on your choice of a Maytag
washer and dryer! Its unique

YOUR

computer
touch
design provides

large full-size capacity in half the floor space of traditional sideby-side washers and dryers. With computer
touch controls you
have the option of caring for your garments
with the touch of a
single pad or customizing
the wash cycle for a specific load. As
you use your new washer and dryer we know you will
appreciate
the many features that provide excellent cleaning
results, energy efficiency, convenience
and dependability.
On the following pages you will find a wealth of information
regarding
all aspects of your beautiful new stacked washer and
dryer. The MAYTAG LAUNDERING
GUIDE, which is found
in the same envelope
as these instructions,
will answer your
questions
about various laundering
procedures,
use of laundry

MAYTAG
additives,
how to handle problem
soils and proper
removal techniques.
By following these instructions
you will be able to achieve excellent
results.
Should
washer
number
page

stain
carefully,

you have any questions
about using your stacked
and dryer, contact us. Be sure to provide the model
of your washer. Note: For service information
see
12.

CONSUMER EDUCATION
MAYTAG COMPANY
ONE DEPENDABILITY SQUARE
NEWTON, IA 50208
515-792-7000

Forfuturereference
wesuggest
youretainthismanualafter
recordingthe modelnumber,seriesnumber,andserial
number(six numbersandtwo letters)of this automatic
Model

washerandclothes
dryerin thespaces
providedbelow.
Thisinformation
canbefoundonthedataplatelocatedon
theupperleftcornerofthedryerdoorrecess.

Series

Serial No.

[

]

WARNING--To
reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons, read the
IMPORTANT
PERSONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
before operating this appliance.
Note

FOR YOUR

use of your Maytag

Laundry

Center

can be as simple

The same type of fully automated
operation
provide for the normal drying of these loads
washer

Below

and the dryer

are brief instructions

as touching

a single pad

on how to use your

To use washer:
1. Place items in washer
2. Add detergent
3. Slide lid completely
forward
4. Select wash program
5. Check: wash temperature
load size
wash time
rinse temperature

for washing

time or either

Maytag

with gas dryer:

SAFETY

Laundry

and the same

for drying.

will provide the appropriate
cycle using
variations can be made in this automatic
a majority of the loads you do.

is provided
by the dryer as well. Choosing
without further attention
on your part.

can be run at the same

for model

If you smell gas:
1. Open windows
2. Don't touch electrical
switches
3. Extinguish
any open flame
4. Immediately
call your gas supplier.

By simply touching the Regular, Permanent
Press, or Delicates Knits pad, the washer
warm water for washing followed by cold water for rinsing in a full tub of water. Many
selection as is explained
in this booklet; but these cycles, as provided,
should wash

The

precaution

FOR YOUR

SAFETY

Do not store or use gasoline or other
flammable
vapors and liquids in the
vicinity of this or any other appliance.

The

the following

Regular

or Permanent

Press

will

by itself.
Center.

To use dryer:
1. Place damp clothes in dryer
2. Select dryer program
3. Remove
clothes from dryer upon

completion

of dry program.

On the following pages are detailed instructions
on how to use your beautiful new computer
touch control washer and dryer.
This is very likely a completely
different type of control from what you are familiar with so please read and follow instructions
to
get the best results.
The first section

of the instruction

book

is for the washer,

the last section

for the dryer.

Slide Lid Back

The washer lid slides back and forth to open and close.
For your convenience a tub light comes on when you
open the lid. (Keep lid closed when you are not using
the washer to prevent the tub light from operating
unnecessarily.)

ADD

BLEACH,

Be careful whenever
you use a liquid chlorine
bleach.
Do not pour directly on fabrics. Wipe
up spills with a paper towel.

Oxygen bleach may be added following the instructions
on the package.
Do not put powdered
bleach in bleach
dispenser.
NOTE.

Put unfolded clothes loosely in the tub, up to the top
row of holes for maximum load. Do not pack or wrap
items around the agitator. See MAYTAG LAUNDERING GUIDE for suggestions on sorting into wash loads.
Be sure to empty all pockets. Many a wash load has
turned into a real problem because of an overlooked
pin, crayon, lipstick, eraser, knife, nail, or other similar
objects being left in a pocket.

if needed

Undiluted
liquid chlorine bleach may be added to the
bleach dispenser
as shown. Use amount recommended
on label of bleach bottle for the following number of
gallons
of water:
SMALL
- 11 gallons
(9 Imperial
gallons; 42 liters); MEDIUM -13 gallons (11 Imperial
gallons;
49 liters); LARGE
- 16 gallons (13 Imperial
gallons; 61 liters). Properly diluted bleach will be added
automatically
to the wash water.
NOTE:

PLACE CLOTHES IN WASHER

All bleaches,
whether
liquid or granular,
are
powerful
chemicals
and
can
cause
fabric
damage
if not used properly.
See MAYTAG
LAUNDERING
GUIDE
for details
on using
bleach.

ADD

DETERGENT

You may use any laundry detergent.
Add detergent
to
washbasket
by moving clothes away from agitator and
pouring measured
amount around agitator unless detergent manufacturer
instructs otherwise.
The amount of detergent
to use depends on how big the
load is, how dirty it is, and how hard the water is. See
MAYTAG LAUNDERING
GUIDE for correct amounts
to use; inadequate
amounts
may cause
greying
of
fabrics and other problems.
Wipe up any spills of liquid
washer.
Do not add detergent

laundry

to fabric softener

detergent
cup.

on the

ADD FABRIC SOFTENER,

if desired

Add recommended
amount to cup in top of agitator.
The cup may be lifted out for easy filling. Add water to
bring liquid level just below openings at the rim of the
cup° Diluted fabric softener will automatically be added
to the final rinse°
When using fabric softener, do not interrupt the spin
following wash because the softener will go into the
washbasket at the wrong time.
Periodically clean the cup and the cap of the filter with
hot water and a soft brush or cloth.
NOTE:

Do not add fabric softener when using Soak
Only, Rinse or Spin programs.

Slide the lid completely forward and you are now ready
to set the control°

DIGITAL

DISPLAY

AND
CANCELS
SHUTS
WASHER
SELECTIONS

SEQUENCE

I
WASH
CYCLE

II
SPECIAL
PROGRAMS

II
LOAD
SIZE

WASH/SOAK

SPECIAL

TEMP.

OPTIONS

PROGRAMS

The left portion of the computer touch control panel programs
indicators
light up in the pads of the programmed
selections.

INCREASES

Also, the progress of the washer program
can be monitored.
WASH, RINSE, SPIN -- light up in sequence
as the washer
program
appears in the Digital Display.

the washer.

LIGHTS

DECREASES
SOAK

ALL
OFF

OR
AGITATION.

SPIN

TIME

The washer

selections

can be seen at a glance.

Red

Red sequence
lights for each portion of a program
-- SOAK,
operates.
The number of minutes remaining
in each portion of a

Selections
can be easily and quickly changed.
A Washer Program,
Load or Water selection is changed
by touching another
pad. Options are selected by touching
the pad once or canceled
by touching the pad agaim The "MORE" and "LESS" pads
are pressed to lengthen
or shorten a portion of a program.
Touching
the "OFF" pad stops the washer and cancels all selections.
The washer signal consists of 2 consecutive
electronic tones. The signal will sound once every minute if the washer has stopped
due to an unbalance
condition,
or if the washer cycle has not been resumed after a pause during the wash fill. It is necessary to
return to the washer to resume the cycle. There is no signal at the end of the washer program.

IMPORTANT:

If you select a washer
program
while the lid i_ open, an "L" will appear in the
display and you must touch the "Pause/Resume"
pad after closing the lid. If you
do not touch the "Pause/Resume"
pad after closing the lid, the washer will stop
after filling and an electronic
tone will sound twice every minute.

SELECT

WASH

CYCLE

For Regular
Fabrics,
touch the center of the "Regular"
pad.
ing, automatically
selecting a "Large" load, Warm Wash/Cold
will appear in the Digital Display.)

The washer
Rinse, and

will immediately
begin fill10 min. of_agitation.
("10"

For Permanent
Press Loads, touch the "Permanent
Press" pad. The washer will immediately
begin
filling, automatically
selecting a "Large" load, Warm Wash/Cold
Rinse, and 8 min. of agitation.
("8"
will appear in the Digital Display.) This cycle can also be used for nonpermanent
press items when two
deep rinses are desired.
For Delicate
Loads (delicately constructed
knits, sheer fabrics, lace trimmed and embroidered
articles, lingerie, foundation
garments,
washable
woolens,
and "Hand Washable"
items) touch the
"Delicates
Knits" pad. The washer will immediately
begin filling, automatically
selecting a "Large"
Load, Warm Wash/Cold
Rinse, and 6 min. of alternate periods of soak and agitation.
("6" will appear
in Digital Display.)
You can change
NOTE:

SELECT

back and forth to any wash

cycle

until wash

fill is complete.

WASHER
LID LOCK
This washer is equipped with a lid lock. Any time the washer is on and the lid is closed, the lid
lock is engaged.
The lid will unlock
immediately
during fill or agitate when either the
"Pause/Resume"
or "Off" pad is touched.
If the washer
is in the spin mode,
and the
_'Pause/Resume"
or "Off" pad is touched,
there will be a six second delay before the lid
unlocks to assure the tub has stopped
spinning. The washer will not agitate or spin with the lid
open but will fill with water. (See pg. 5, Pause/Resume)

LOAD

SIZE

Since the "Large" load is automatically
selected you only need
washing a medium or small load. You can, however,
change
touching the "Large",
"Medium"
or "Small" pads.
Remember,
for best washing
result in poor washing action
SMALL--Use
this setting
gallons; 42 liters).
This level of water
MEDIUM--Use
Imperial gallons;

results, clothes must
and in certain cases,

when tub is less than

is below

where

this setting
49 liters).

when

LARGE--Use
this setting when
gallons; 61 liters).
NOTE:

SELECT

to change the load selection if you are
back and forth from any load size by

circulate freely. If too little water is used, it may
it may create wear on fabrics being washed.

1/2 full of clothes.

Tub fills with 11 gallons

(9 Imperial

the lint filter can function.
tub is from

tub is from 3/4

1/2 to 3/4

full of clothes.

to full of clothes.

Tub fills with 13 gallons

Tub fills with 16 gallons

(11

(13 Imperial

When laundering
permanent
press garments
or garments
of delicate construction,
washable
woolens or loosely knit articles, never use less than the "Mediur_"
setting. This will minimize
shrinkage,
wrinkling and pulling of seams.

WASH/RINSE

TEMPERATURE

Since a Warm Wash/Cold
Rinse is automatically
selected
with all wash cycles,
change this selection if you want a Hot Wash, a Cold Wash or a Warm Rinse.

you

only

need

Touch the "Hot" or "Cold" pad if you want a hot or cold wash temperature.
Touch the "Warm Rinse"
pad for a warm final rinse (spray rinse will always be cold), except for the permanent
press program
where the final rinse will always be cold. Changes
in wash and rinse selections can be made until the
fill for wash or rinse is complete.
NOTE:

Indicator lights on the left edge of each pad will be illuminated
when that selection is made.
The indicator light will go out when that selection is canceled.
The indicator lights as shown
on Page 3 indicates the washer
is in the Regular cycle, on the large load size, and. Warm
Wash!Cold
Rinse.

SELECT WASH

TIME

Wash time can be increased or decreased on any wash cycle by pressing the "MORE" or "LESS" pad
until fill is complete. The minutes of agitation will count up or down, one minute at a time in the
display.
Regular Fabrics -6-10 minutes for normally soiled clothes, over 10 minutes for heavily soiled
clothes (can be set up to 19 minutes); and less than 6 minutes for lightly
soiled.
Permanent

Press

6-8 minutes for normally soiled clothes, over 8 minutes for heavily soiled
clothes (can be set up to 19 minutes); and less than 6 minutes for lightly
soiled.

Delicates Knits m

Automatic

Presoak

The Delicates Knits cycle automatically
selects 6 minutes of alternate periods
of agitation and soak. Setting the wash time for more than 6 minutes (can be
set up to 19 minutes) will add soak time only. To achieve proper cleaning_
the wash time should not be set for less than 6 minutes.

This option would be selected
for heavily soiled or stained loads of Regular,
Permanent
Press or
Delicate items. Presoak will automatically
advance into the main wash without draining.
Therefore,
always use a presoak product
such as Axion or Biz along with the regular amount
of detergent,
or
more than the usual amount
of detergent
(up to 50% more). If you choose to use bleach, it can also
be added at this time.
To use this
1.

Select

option:

Regular,

Choose

Touch

"Automatic

Adjust

presoak

Permanent

Press

load size, Wash/Rinse
Presoak"
time down

or Delicate
temperatures,

pad.
from

(Wash

cycle.
and

temperature

19 minutes

wash time.
and presoak

by pressing

"LESS"

temperature

will be the same.)

pad if desired.

This option provides
a convenient
and economical
method
of treating
automatic
presoak option can be canceled
by pressing the pad a second
the indicator light will go out.

heavily soiled items. The
time. When it is canceled,

Pause/Resume
-This pad is used to interrupt
any cycle without canceling any of the selections.
When you touch the
"Pause/Resume"
pad while the washer is in operation
a "P" will appear in the display, the lid will
unlock, and the washer will pause. The washer will remain in the pause mode until you close the lid
and touch the pad a second time to resume the cycle. If you try to resume the cycle with the lid open,
an "L" will appear in the display. Once the wash fill has been completed
and either "L" or "P" is in the
display, the washer will signal with an electronic
tone twice every minute until you resume the cycle.
The washer will always resume the cycle from the point at which it was interrupted.
If you touch the
"Pause/Resume"
pad while the washer is filling, it will complete
the fill before it goes into the pause
mode. This will give you access to water for pretreating,
diluting fabric softener,
etc., while the washer
is filling.
Warm

Rinse

Touching the "Warm Rinse" pad will provide a warm final rinse except
gram where the final rinse will always be cold.

for the Permanent

Press

pro-

Soak

Only

This program would be used to soak heavily soiled or stained items, without the washer advancing
into a wash cycle. When you touch the "Soak Only" pad, the washer will immediately
begin filling,
automatically
selecting large load size, cold water and 19 minutes
of soak with brief periods
of
agitation.
"19" will appear in the display. The load size and water temperature
can be changed
by
touching
the appropriate
load and water temperature
pads. The soak time can be decreased
by
pressing the "LESS" pad. If the "MORE" pad is pressed,
two dashes "----"
will appear in the display
during fill and agitation.
The washer will shut off, continuing
to soak for an indefinite length of time
and will not drain. This could be used for extended
soak periods.
After an extended
soak, you can
simply touch the "Spin" pad to spin and drain the tub.
Rinse -This program would be used when you only want to rinse a load. When you touch the "Rinse" pad,
the washer will immediately
begin filling, automatically
selecting large load, cold rinse and 1 minute of
agitation.
"1" will appear
in the display. The load size and rinse temperature
can be changed
by
touching
the appropriate
Load pad or the "Warm Rinse" pad. The rinse agitation
time can be
increased
to 8 minutes by pressing the "MORE" pad.
Spin -This program would be used any time you wish to drain the tub or spin out a load. When you touch
the "Spin" pad, the wash tub will begin spinning,
automatically
selecting a 5 minute spin. "5" will
appear in the display. The spin time can be increased
(up to 8 minutes) or decreased
by pressing the
"MORE" or "LESS" pads.

A number in the display shows the time in minutes remaining
in that portion
of the cycle indicated by the four sequence
lights--Soak,
Wash, Rinse, Spin.
The illustration

shown

If the following

symbol

at the left would

appears

The load is unbalanced.
Rearrange
"PAUSE/RESUME"
pad.

1111'8

The lid is open.

10 minutes

of wash

time.

in the display:

The washer is in "Pause".
Continue
touching
"PAUSE/RESUME"
pad.

indicate

it and touch

the program
the load,

by closing the lid and

close the lid and touch

"PAUSE/RESUME"

The washer is in an extended
soak program.
display for two minutes after fill is complete,

the

pad.

The dashes remain in the
then the washer shuts off.

The washer
is in spin following the wash portion of the Permanent
Press program.
The dash indicates this is an unspecified
length of time.
IThe lid may not be properly
closed. Reclose
"PAUSE/RESUME"
pad to start the washer.

the lid, then

touch

the

CLEAN

LINT FILTER

After each day's use, take lint filter out of the agitator as
shown, and clean lint off the screen. Because of the effectiveness of the draining system, normally there will be little
lint on the filter except when washing very linty loads, such
as terrycloth towels, throw rugs, bedspreads, and blankets.

PERMANENT

REGULAR FABRICS
Fill (Time variable)
WASH (1-19 min.)
SPIN & DRAIN
SPRAY RINSE
SPIN & DRAIN
Fill

*If Soak

Agitation

and soak times of programs

Only time is increased

beyond

SPIN & DRAIN
Fill
DEEP RINSE
DAMP DRY

the washer

PRESOAK

Fill (Time Variable)
AGITATE (2 min.)

Fill (Time Variable)

SOAK (10 min.)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SOAK (5 min.)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SPIN & DRAIN

SOAK

AGITATE

(2 min.)

(10 mira)

AGITATE
SOAK

(I min.)

(5 mira)

AGITATE

(1 min.)

Cycle Automatically
Advances
into Wash

RINSE

Cycle

Fill (Time Variable)
AGITATE (1-8 min.)
SPIN & DRAIN

of minutes

will fill, agitate

AUTO.

SOAK ONLY*

SPRAYiNSE

will vary with the number

19 minutes,

KNITS

Fill (Time Variable)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SOAK (4-17 min.)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SPIN & DRAIN

Fill (Time Variable)
WASH (1-19 min.)
SPIN & PART. DRAIN
Fill with cold water
SOAK
SPIN & DRAIN
Fill
DEEP RINSE
DAMP DRY

DEEP RINSE
DAMP DRY

NOTE:

DELICATES

PRESS

w/o

..................

Draining

SPIN
SPIN&DRAIN (1-8 min.)

selected.

2 minutes

and then shut off.

TOTAL WATER

USAGE:

SMALL

Approx.

24 gallons

(20 Imperial

gallons)

(91 liters)

..........

Approx.

30 gallons

(25 Imperial

gallons)

(114 liters)

Approx.

28 gallons

(23 Imperial

gallons)

(106

liters)

..........

Approx.

40 gallons

(33 Imperial

gallons)

(151 liters)

Approx.

36 gallons

(30 Imperial

gallons)

(136

liters)

..........

Approx.

50 gallons

(42 Imperial

gallons)

(223

.........

MEDIUM
LARGE

........
.........

CHECK
LINT
AND CLEAN
Always
prevent

check
items

Regular

or Delicate

FILTER BEFORE
IF NECESSARY

EACH

Cycle

Perr_anent

LOAD

the lint filter when the dryer is empty
from falling into the lint filter cavity.

To clean,
pull out filter and remove
lint, which may
resemble
a felt pad. Among other things, failure to clean
the lint filter regularly will cause the dryer to take longer
to dry the clothes.
When

replacing

filter, press

down

firmly.

While the lint filter will catch practically
all of the lint
from the clothes, some fine lint dust will get through and
may build up in the exhaust ducting. It is important
that
the ducting be cleaned out every year to maintain
efficient drying. The hinged cover in the hood at the out°
side end of the exhaust
duct should be cleaned
more
frequently

to keep

it free to open

and

close.

Press Cycle

liters)

LOAD THE DRYER
A washer load is a dryer load. A full load is shown at
right. Remember, clothes take up more space as they
fluff dry. Proper tumbling is important, so when you dry
very small loads, add a few similar dry items.
Be sure to remove safety pins, hair pins, etc., to prevent
damage to articles being dried.

IMPORTANT
The following items should
specifically
recommended
hang-tag or label.
1.
2.
3.

Fiber glass articles
etc.)
Woolens

not be dried in a dryer unless
by the manufacturer
on the

(curtains,

draperies,

Rubber-coated
items, plastics
tic trim (on a heat setting).

bedspreads,

and articles with plas-

DIGITAL

DISPLAY

SHUTS DRYER
SELECTIONS

OFF AND

CANCELS

LIGHT
INDICATES
WHEN
COOL
OR AIR FLUFF
IS SELECTED

TURNS

DRYING

CYCLE

OPTIONS

PROGRAMS

AUDIBLE

SIGNAL

ALL

DOWN

AND

BEGINS

OFF

INCREASES

I
OR

DECREASES

DRYNESS
OR

DRYING

LEVEL
TIME

The right portion of the computer
touch control panel programs
indicators
light up in the pads of the programmed
selections.

the dryer.

The dryer

selections

can be seen

This dryer has the capability of operating in an Electronic Dry mode (senses moisture and shuts off automatically
dryness is reached)
or in a Timed Dry mode (you set the dryer to run for a specific length of time).

at a glance.
when

Red
proper

When using the Electronic
Dry mode for regular and permanent
press loads, the display will show the programmed
dryness
setting until the end of the program when the display will change to count down the remaining
minutes of cool-down.
When
using the Timed Dry option or Air Fluff program,
the display will count down the minutes.
A "Cool" indicator light is on
whenever
the dryer is in cool-down
or operating
on Air Fluff.
Selections
can be easily and quickly changed.
The Regular or Permanent
Press program can be changed
by touching either
dryer program pad. Once Air Fluff has been selected,
it is locked in. It can be changed,
however,
by touching the "OFF" pad
which cancels all selections.
Then another selection can be made. Options can be added by touching the pad once or canceled
by touching the pad again. The "MORE" and "LESS" pads are pressed to lengthen
or shorten a timed program or to change
the dryness setting of an electronic
dry program.
Opening
the dryer
touch the program

door will interrupt the dryer program but will not cancel
pad with the blinking indicator
light.

it. To resume

operation

close the dryer

door

and

SELECT THE DRYING
Regular

CYCLE

Use this cycle for nonpermanent
press loads such as towels, underwear, etc. If you touch the
immediately begin operating, automatically selecting the regular temperature and the normal
in display.) At the end of the cycle there is a 5-minute cool period ("Cool" light turns on), and
four times when the dryer shuts off. During the cool down period, the cool time remaining
Permanent Press --

"Regular" pad, the dryer will
dryness level. ("E2" appears
an electronic tone will sound
is shown in the display.

Use this cycle for permanent press loads or no-iron fabrics such as nylon, acrylic, polyester or blends. If you touch the
"Permanent Press" pad, the dryer will immediately begin operating, automatically selecting the regular temperature and
normal dryness level. ("E2" appears in display.) At the end of the cycle there is a 10-minute cool-down period. ("Cool"
light turns on.) The display counts down the last 7 minutes of the cool_down period with the electronic tone sounding 4
times every 20 seconds. The signal can be turned off by touching the "Signal On/Off" pad.
NOTE:

SELECT
Regular

You can change back and forth from Regular to Permanent

THE

DRYING

Temperature

TEMPERATURE
--

This temperature
is automatically
selected
drying most Regular and Permanent
Press
Medium,"
etc.
Delicate

Temperature

Press program any time during the cycle.

on both the Regular and Permanent
Press programs
and would be used for
loads. This would include those garments labeled "Tumble Dry," "Tumble Dry

Touch the "Delicate
Temp"
pad to select this temperature;
touch the pad again to cancel the delicate temperature
selection
(returns to regular temperature).
Use the delicate temperature
for drying those heat sensitive garments
labeled
"Tumble
Dry Low," "Tumble Dry Warm," etc.

SELECT
E1

THE

DRYNESS

Less Dry --

To select this dryness
wish to have slightly
E2

LEVEL

Normal

level, press the "LESS"
damp.

This setting

would

be used for lightweight

synthetic

loads

or loads

you

Dry --

This dryness level is automatically
selected
be used for the majority of loads.
E3

pad.

More Dry

on both the Regular

and Permanent

Press

programs.

This dryness

level would

To select this dryness level, press the "MORE" pad. This setting would be used to completely
dry loads such as rugs and work clothes or for extra dryness of any load.

dry heavyweight,

NOTE:

After removing

The "OFF" pad can be touched
symbol remains in the display,

any time to shut off the dryer, canceling
clear it by touching
the "OFF" pad.

all selections.

hard-to-

a load,

if a

SELECT CYCLE

Regular -To dry regular loads using Timed Dry, first touch the "Regular" pad and then the "Timed Dry" pad. The control will
automatically select regular temperature and 40 min. of drying time (40 appears in the display). There will be a 5 minute
cool-down period at the end of the cycle. ("Cool" light turns on.) The electronic tone will sound four times when the dryer
shuts off.
Permanent

Press

To dry Permanent
Press loads using Timed Dry, first touch the "Permanent
Press" pad and then the "Timed Dry" pad_
The control will automatically
select Regular temperature
and 35 minutes of drying time (35 appears in the display). There
will be a 10 minute cool-down
period at the end of the cycle. ("Cool" light turns on.) The electronic tone will sound four
times every 20 seconds during the last 7 minutes of the cool period.
Air Fluff

Use this cycle to fluff decorator
items in air (no heat) or to dry very heat sensitive items such as plastic shower curtains,
plastic baby pants, vinyl items, etc. To tumble a load using no heat, touch the "Air Fluff" pad. The control will
automatically
select 20 minutes of tumbling
("20" appears
in display and "cool" light turns on). The electronic tone will
sound four times when the dryer shuts off. Once the "Air Fluff" cycle has been selected,
the "Off" pad must be touched
before you can change from Air Fluff to either the Regular or Permanent
Press cycle.
NOTE:

Any time the program is changed
back and forth from Regular to Permanent
Press, the dryer will start the cycle
over and the new time will appear in the display. To change a Timed Dry Regular or Permanent
Press program
back to electronic sensing, touch the Timed Dry pad again.

SELECT

DRYING

Regular

Temperature

This temperature
Regular garments
Delicate

TEMPERATURE
--

is automatically
selected on the Regular and Permanent
Press cycles. Use for most Permanent
or those garments
labeled "Tumble Dry," "Tumble Dry Medium,"
etc.

Temperature

Touch the "Delicate
Temp"
pad to select this temperature;
touch
selection (returns to regular temperature).
Use the delicate temperature
Dry Low," "Tumble Dry Warm," etc.

SELECT

DRY

the pad again to cancel the delicate temperature
for those heat sensitive garments labeled "Tumble

TIME

Press the "MORE" pad to increase
maximum
of 99 minutes.
NOTE:

Press or

dry time and the "LESS"

Time can be added while the dryer is operating;
additional time will be cool tumbling only. If more
the dryer must be turned off and reprogrammed.

pad to decrease

dry time. The dry time can be increased

to a

however,
if time is added once the "cool" light is on, the
heated dry is desired and cool-down
or press care has begun,

To extend the cool-down
period
ting the Permanent
Press cycle.

of the Permanent
This will extend

Press cycle (electronic or timed dry) touch
the cool-down
23 minutes.

the "Press

Care"

pad after selec-

The signal will sound four times every 2 minutes during the press care period except for the last 2 minutes when the signal will
sound every 20 seconds.
The signal can be turned off by touching
the "Signal On/Off"
pad. Press care can be canceled
or
added any time during the program.

Each pad has a small indicator light to let you know the control has acknowledged your instruction. If you open the door wl_ile
the dryer is running, the indicator light on the interrupted cycle will blink to remind you which pad to press to restart the dryer.
Option lights will not blink when the door is opened and do not have to be reset. The indicator lights shown on top of Page 8
indicate the dryer is operating on the Permanent Press cycle with the delicate temp and press care option selected.

When El, E2 (shown) or E3 appears
in the electronic
drying mode.

When'a number appears in the display
is counting
down a time dry program.

in the display,

and the "cool"

the dryer

is operating

light is off, the dryer

When a number appears in the display and the "cool" light is on, the dryer
is operating
in the cool period of a dryer program
or in Air Fluff. If Press
Care has been selected
it is counting
down the press care period.

NOTE:

Clean
11

If a number followed
have malfunctioned

the control

panel

by the letter "E" appears in the dryer display,
and you should contact your Maytag dealer.

with a soft damp

cloth.

Do not use any abrasive

a dryer

powders

component

may

or cleaning

pads_

Before

calling

for repair,

make

sure that..,
•..
•.,

both cords of the appliance
are plugged into live electrical
fuses are not blown or circuit breakers tripped;
controls are set properly.
Reoread operating
instructions.

NOTE:

Washer
will not operate
electrical outlets.

properly

unless

both

cords

outlets;

are plugged

into live

WARNING-To
tions,
including
1.

Read

To avoid
a.

reduce
the risk
the following:

all instructions

before

the possibility

of fire,

using

electric

shock,

or injury

Do not add gasoline,
that could

using

basic

precauo

dry-cleaning

solvents,

or other

with gasoline,

dry-cleaning

flammable

or explosive

substances

to the wash

water.

These

substances

give off

ignite or explode.

Items containing
foam rubber (may be labeled latex foam) or similarly textured rubber
ting. Foam rubber materials
when heated,
can under certain circumstances
produce

Do not allow children

to play on or in the appliance.

Before

is removed

Do not reach

in to the appliance

Do not install

or store

Do not tamper

Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance
or attempt
any servicing
structions
that you understand
and have the skills to carry out.

The agitator should not be removed.
before the washer is operated.

from

service

or discarded,

if the tub, agitator,

this appliance

where

supervision
remove

or drum

it will be exposed

system that has not been used for 2 weeks or more.
used for such a period, before using a washing machine
flow from each for several minutes. This will release any
an open flame during this time.

of children
the

door

like materials must
fire by spontaneous

is necessary

when

to the washing

not be dried on a heat
combustion.

the appliance

and drying

set-

is used near children.

compartment.

is moving.
to the weather.

with controls.

If the agitator

it must

static

recommended

down

completely

Clean

12.

Keep

area

13.

The

interior

14.

This appliance
must be properly grounded
Never plug appliance
electric cord into a receptacle
ly and in accordance
with local and national codes. See installation
instructions
for grounding

around

or after

the exhaust

of the dryer

each

and

adjacent

duct should

symbol

on the data

plate

have

surrounding

be cleaned

SAVE
with the (_

by the manufacturer

in published

and the locking

user-repair

screw

of the fabric softener

in-

tightened

or product.

load.

opening

and exhaust

unless

be pushed

recommended

11.

before

to eliminate

is removed,

specifically

Do not use fabric softeners
lint screen

or products

unless

Appliances

or which is saturated
with flammable
liquids or solids, should not be placed
or solids and their fumes have been removed.
There are many highly flamalcohol,
gasoline,
kerosene,
some liquid household
cleaners,
some spot

Under
certain conditions,
hydrogen
gas may be produced
in a hot water
HYDROGEN
GAS IS E3_PLOSIVE.
If the hot water system has not been
or combination
washer-dryer,
turn on all hot water faucets and let the water
accumulated
hydrogen
gas. As the gas is flammable,
do not smoke or use

appliance

appliance,

been previously
cleaned
in, washed in, soaked
in, or spotted
substances
as they give off vapors that could ignite or explode.

the

your

of fire or explosion:

Do not wash or dry articles that have
solvents,
other flammable
or explosive

vapors

when

the appliance.

Any material on which you have used a cleaning solvent,
in the appliance
until all traces of these flammable
liquids
mable items used in homes,
such as: acetone,
denatured
removers,
turpentine,
waxes and wax removers.
b.

to persons

THESE

areas

periodically

free

from

the accumulation

by qualified

service

of lint, dust.

and dirt.

personnel.
which has not been
this appliance_

grounded

adequate-

INSTRUCTIONS

been listed with Underwriters'

Laboratories,

Inc. Those

with a CSA Monogram

on the

data plate have been certified by the CSA Testing Laboratories
as complying
with Canadian
Standards
Association
requirements.
Gas dryers
with an AGA symbol on the data plate have been design certified with the American
Gas Association.
Nevertheless,
as with any equipment
using electricity and having moving parts, there are potential
hazards.
To use this appliance
safely, the operator
should become familiar with
the instructions
for operation
of the Appliance
and always exercise care while using it.
IMPORTANT
The California
Safe Drinking Water and Toxic
of substances
known to the State of California
exposures
to such substances.

SAFETY

NOTICE

AND

Enforcement
Act of 1986 (Proposition
to cause cancer or reproductive
harm,

WARNING
65) requires
and requires

the Governor
of California
to publish a list
businesses
to warn customers
of potential

Users of this appliance
are hereby warned that the burning of gas can result in Iowqevel
exposure
to some of the listed substances,
including
benzene,
formaldehyde
and soot, due primarily
to the incomplete
combustion
of natural gas or liquid petroleum
(LP) fuels. Exhaust ducts
should be kept free of obstructions
and properly
exhausted
dryers will minimize
exposure.

FULL

ONE YEAR

WARRANTY

For one (1) year from the date of original retail purchase,
replaced free of charge.

LIMITED

any part which fails in normal

home use will be repaired

PARTS WARRANTY

After the first year from the date of original purchase, through the time periods listed below, the designated parts which
fail in normal home use will be repaired or replaced free of charge for the part itself, with the owner paying all other costs
including labor.
SECOND

YEAR - all parts

THIRD THROUGH

FIFTH YEAR - all parts of the solid state controls°

THIRD THROUGH TENTH YEAR - all parts of the transmission

ADDITIONAL

LIMITED

PARTS

WARRANTY

assembly.

AGAINST

RUST

Should any of the parts listed below rust during the five year period starting from the date of original retail purchase,
repair or replacement
will be made free of charge during the first year. After the first and through the fifth year, repair or
replacement
will be made free of charge for the part itself, with the owner paying all other costs, including labor. Parts
covered by this warranty are:
AUTOMATIC

DRYER:

WASHER:

Exterior

Cabinet,

Top and Lid

Exterior Cabinet, Top, Door, Clothes Tumbler, Tumbler Front, Tumbler Back and Stand.

This full warranty and the limited warranties
apply when the appliance
is located in the United States or Canada.
Appliances located elsewhere
are covered by the limited warranties
only, which include parts which fail during the first year.

TO RECEIVE

WARRANTY

First:
Call or write the Maytag
designated
by the dealer.

SERVICE:
dealer

from

whom

your

appliance

was purchased

or the

authorized

service

firm

If you have moved from the selling dealers service area call or write any authorized
Maytag dealer or authorized
service
firm at your new location.
Check the telephone
directory yellow pages to identify the dealer or service firm in your
area.

Second:
manager

Should
your contact with the dealer or the service firm fail to satisfactorily
of the dealership
or the manager
of the service firm for assistance.

resolve

the problem,

contact

the

Third:
Should
you not receive satisfactory
warranty
service from one of the above or need help in identifying
an
authorized
service firm write MAYCOR Appliance
Parts and Service Company,
a division of Maytag Corporation,
P.O.
Box 2370, Cleveland,
TN 37311,
and arrangements
for warranty
service will be made. If the problem
is urgent, call
MAYCOR at (615) 472-3333.
When contacting
MAYCOR be sure to include the model and serial number of your appliance,
of the dealer from who you purchased
the appliance
and the date of purchase.

This warranty

the name

and address

gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
Maytag Company, Newton, Iowa 50208

Should you still have a problem,
linois 60606.
MACAP is an industry sponsored
pliance owners.
NOTE:

write to: Major Appliance
but independent

When writing about an unsolved
service
(a) Your name, address,
and telephone
(b) Model number,
pliance;

series number,

group of consumer
problem,
number;

and serial number

of your dealer
of the problem

Consumer

please

Action Panel, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, IIexperts

include

(found

and date the appliance
you are having.

who receive and act on complaints

the following

on upper

left corner

from ap-

information:
of the dryer door recess)

of your ap-

was bought;

I_,IA_TAG
Form No. 556FE

Part No. 3-15004

COMPANY

* NEWTON,

IOWA

50208
Printed

in U.S.A.

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